
Cat peeking out next to Access Virus TI2 and Elektron Analog synthesizers. From puxflux on Instagram.

Cat peeking out next to Access Virus TI2 and Elektron Analog synthesizers. From puxflux on Instagram.

This handsome fellow has a YUGE modular setup 😻.
Submitted by Matthew Goike of goike.com, makers of fine modular synthesizer enclosures.
“good to be home, friday night.”

Cat sitting on top of a Minimoog synthesize. For Moog Music, Inc, on Twitter. Submitted by our friend Techno-iD●com.
“Oscillate-purr…
#caturday #moog
Mraow #MoogCat ! CC @catsynth

Cute black cat with Moog Mother-32 and a modular synth featuring Doepfer, Pittsburgh Modular, and more.
That cat reminds us a bit of Luna 💕

White cat posing with a Waldorf Blofeld synthesizer. From Zwaren Kost in the Facebook group Synthesizer Freaks.

A pretty cat sitting on a Minimoog (with dust cover) next to an impressive modular synth. Submitted by Steve Bryson via our Facebook page.

Szarik that cat returns in this video featuring a variety of synths and vintage 1980s computers. By KATOD_music on YouTube. Submitted by KATOD via our Facebook page.
In the memory of Bruce Lee… greatest dragon!
My version on amazing “Enter The Dragon” theme music by Lalo Schifrin.
Lead and solo parts live played on Commodore 64. The rest of tracks sequentially recorded.
instruments:
– modified C64 + Mssiah cartridge synth software
– bass guitar
– Waldorf Blofeld synthesizer module
– Korg R3 synthesizer
– Dreamblaster tiny module (drums)
– Atari 1040 STE (MIDI sequencer)
Arranged, recorded, mixed and mastered by KATOD
Video-clip recorded and assembled by Katod.
Track: Enter The Dragon theme cover
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My album you can find here:
SPOTIFY:
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GOOGLE PLAY:
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EMPIK:
http://www.empik.com/7-cats,p11136393…
and also many other online music providers…
CD you can buy here:
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Black cat Runkl keeps watch over a massive modular synth setup. Submitted by our friend Jeph Nor from Portland.

From Zwaren Kost on the Facebook group Synthesizer Freaks. It was actually a response to this post.
I have had the opportunity to play a Waldorf Pulse, though I couldn’t find a NAMM review of it.